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Why to Start a Startup in a Bad Economy
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In this essay, Paul Graham argues that the state of the economy has little impact on the success of startups, which instead depends on the qualities of the founders.
He suggests that starting a startup in a bad economy can offer advantages such as less competition and the potential to create products that save money for customers.
He suggests that starting a startup in a bad economy can offer advantages such as less competition and the potential to create products that save money for customers.
